The Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons head overseas to face off in the NFL Berlin Game in Week 10.
Indy saw its four-game winning streak come to an end last week in Pittsburgh, while Atlanta lost its third straight in New England.
There are plenty of player props to choose from for this matchup on Sunday, and I’m targeting a trio of Colts to help their team get back on track.
Here are my Falcons vs. Colts player props and NFL picks for Sunday, November 9.
Falcons vs Colts props
| Player | Pick |  |
|---|---|---|
 Daniel Jones |
Over 1.5 passing touchdowns | -110 |
| Alec Pierce |
Over 55.5 receiving yards | -114 |
| Jonathan Taylor |
Under 18.5 rushing attempts | -102 |
Prop bet #1: Daniel Jones Over 1.5 passing touchdowns
Daniel Jones saw his multi-touchdown streak come to an end last week as he threw just one touchdown and three interceptions in Pittsburgh. He had nine touchdowns in his previous four games, and I’m expecting him to get at least two against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Falcons have allowed multiple touchdown passes in five of nine games this season, including six total to Tua Tagovailoa and Drake Maye in the last two weeks.
The Indianapolis Colts may lean on Jonathan Taylor in the backfield, but this is a good spot for Jones to bounce back after his three turnovers last week.
Prop bet #2: Alec Pierce Over 55.5 receiving yards
After a slow start to the season with 13 targets in his first three games, Alec Pierce has seen his target share increase since coming back from injury.
He was targeted a season-high 13 times last week, five the week before, and 10 before that. The Colts are working Pierce into the offense more, and it’s paying off.
Pierce has gone over 55.5 receiving yards in three straight games and five of seven contests this season. He’s coming off a season-high 115 yards, and should be able to get to half of that against Atlanta.
Prop bet #3: Jonathan Taylor Under 18.5 rushing attempts
It’s a marathon, not a sprint, and Jonathan Taylor’s usage has reflected that in recent weeks. Since getting 18 and 25 carries in the first two weeks of the season, Taylor has had more than 16 carries just once -- 21 attempts against Arizona in Week 6.
Taylor has had 16, 12, and 14 carries in the last three games. I expect the Colts to continue to manage his workload in a long season.
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